Ask Aaron Waldron
#646
I really like digital servos. I don't think most people will ever need them (and they can be more expensive), but you can definitely feel a difference.
#648
A Dub when are you getting your EARL?
#649
Dibs - The new "Earl" is on a serious diet compared to the old one...haha
I think I get it around the end of this month.
I think I get it around the end of this month.
#650
Tech Regular
AW thanks
just curios, when you race do you count the laps your on ??
THanks
Dave mac
just curios, when you race do you count the laps your on ??
THanks
Dave mac
#651
Count my laps? I'm not sure what you mean.
I don't time myself in practice, but I always look at my laptimes during races.
I don't time myself in practice, but I always look at my laptimes during races.
#652
Tech Regular
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I mean, when your in a race do you always know what lap your on. Each time you make a lap in a race in your brain do you say lap 1 lap 2 .etc... I havnt done that just wondering what you top dogs are thinking!!
dave Mac
I mean, when your in a race do you always know what lap your on. Each time you make a lap in a race in your brain do you say lap 1 lap 2 .etc... I havnt done that just wondering what you top dogs are thinking!!
dave Mac
#653
Tech Adept
Hey aaron, im wonder what kind of setup to use on my xxx-nt for a slippery, rough track with big jumps? Also what tires are good for this track type?
Thanks
Thanks
#654
aeraccer - Although it's probably not what you wanted to hear..I don't change anything from the Drake setup, no matter what the track is like.
If you are having trouble finding traction, try Adam's slippery track setup found on the Losi website. The perfect tire for your track may be King Pins or Studs; is it dusty and sandy, or clay?
D Mac - I never think about what lap I'm on, and I never really pay attention to how many minutes are in the race. The only thing in my mind during a race is the line I need to take in the next section of the track.
If you are having trouble finding traction, try Adam's slippery track setup found on the Losi website. The perfect tire for your track may be King Pins or Studs; is it dusty and sandy, or clay?
D Mac - I never think about what lap I'm on, and I never really pay attention to how many minutes are in the race. The only thing in my mind during a race is the line I need to take in the next section of the track.
#655
Tech Adept
QUOTE]Hey aaron, im wonder what kind of setup to use on my xxx-nt for a slippery, rough track with big jumps? Also what tires are good for this track type?[/QUOTE]
Hi Aaron, also, I forgot to ask, what type of compound would you use for this track? Its a loamy hard packed track with some loose sections. would you use the same tire for electric mod truck too?
Hi Aaron, also, I forgot to ask, what type of compound would you use for this track? Its a loamy hard packed track with some loose sections. would you use the same tire for electric mod truck too?
Last edited by the dirt; 08-19-2004 at 07:15 PM.
#656
Red will work the best. I'd use the same tire for mod as I would in gas truck.
With that brief description, it's impossible for me to tell you what would be best, but you can almost assuredly narrow it down to step pins, studs, and IFMAR pins.
With that brief description, it's impossible for me to tell you what would be best, but you can almost assuredly narrow it down to step pins, studs, and IFMAR pins.
#658
No, I haven't messed with my BK2 in a while (since the week after the Shootout). I've been super busy with gas races and it's taking all my R/C time.